>Olympic gold in most sports are based on excellence measured objectively. Just because something involves a measurement doesn't mean it's completely objective

>Olympic gold in most sports are based on excellence measured objectively. Just because something involves a measurement doesn't mean it's completely objective. All the medal tells you objectively is who ran fastest in that particular race, on that particular day, out of the people participating. There are many subjective factors contributing to that result, and any "excellence" we infer from it is still highly subjective. Indeed, the very notion that running the fastest is something worthy of prestige is a subjective one.